Sport Headlines 14th September

It was a night to forget for Celtic.

The Hoops were comprehensively beaten by Barcelona in their opening Champions League group game.

They were hammered 7-nil in the Nou Camp.

Manager Brendan Rodgers admits there were times in the second-half when they felt helpless to stop their opponents.

Alexis Sanchez rescued a point for Arsenal, who drew 1-1 away to Paris Saint-Germain (PR: San Zher-man). 

Man City's clash with Borussia Monchengladbach was postponed due to heavy rain in the Manchester Area, that game has been refiexed for tonight

Leicester have their first ever Champions League match tonight.

The Premier League winners are in Belgium to take on Club Brugge.

Manager Claudio Ranieri hopes his side can produce another memorable performance for their fans.

Meanwhile Tottenham Hotspur will play their first game in Europe's elite competition in five years this evening.

Wembley Stadium will host their clash with Monaco.

John Meyler was confirmed as Cork's Under 21 hurling coach last night,

The St Finbarr's clubman and former Wexford coach was appointed at last night's cork county board meeting, with a manager to be appointed at a later date.

Last night Avondhu booked their place in the Senior Football Championship Semi Final with a 2-15 to 2-9 win over Duhallow.

At the Paralympics today

Cork's Patrick O'Leary gets his campaign underway today as he goes in the heats of the Canoeing 200 metres.

while Ballinhassig native John Twomey is back on the water today as the Corkman races in day 3 of the sonar sailing event

And Peter Cotter from Douglas lines out for Ireland 7 a side football team in the 7th/8th place playoff against the USA this evening

The World Anti-Doping Agency has condemned a hack that has made confidential files of high profile U-S athletes. 

The 'Fancy Bear' website published medical records of the Williams sisters, Olympic gold medal gymnast Simone Biles, and the basketball player Elena Delle Donne. 

All four were shown to have used restricted substances, however none of the four had broken doping rules. 

Each had obtained therapeutic use exemptions for the use of the drugs in question. 

In Biles' case, she released a statement confirming the use of a medicine to treat A-D-H-D - one she has taken since childhood. 

Those behind Fancy Bear have promised further leaks.